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    EDUCATION

    HISTORY by MIKAYLA EWELL


    2/20/2022 EDU 201 - 1001 SPRING

    2010- Common Core State Standards


    1975- Education for All Handicapped Initiative (CCSSI): a set of voluntary K–
    1965- Elementary and Children Act (Public Law 94–142),
    1954- (Brown v. Board of 1983- High School: A Report on 12 curriculum standards developed
    Secondary Education Act passed by Congress in 1975
    Education of Topeka, 1954). Secondary Education in America (1983) and endorsed by 48 of the 50 states
    1965

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    1983- A Nation at Risk:


    1958- National Defense 1972- Title IX: a provision of the 1972 The Imperative for 2008- (National Center for
    Education Act of 1958 Education Amendments Act prohibiting sex Educational Reform 1983 Education Statistics, 2008
    discrimination in educational programs. December 2015- The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
    increased the authority of states and school districts for
    educational reform and improvement, while it reduced
    federal government authority in important areas such as
    testing, teacher quality, and low-performing schools

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